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Sep 13, 2026 12 min

6. How to structure a radio show

from The Unexpected Presenter Hosted by Darren Moore

Some of the best radio programmes might sound like there's been very little preparation...that's the trick. To have a structure so that your show runs like clockwork and is a seamless experience for the listener. In this episode we discuss ideas on how to structure your very own radio show. If you'd like to get into presenting but don't know where to begin, I've created a free community for exactly that called Presenting For Beginners. Everyone is welcome wether you're brand new or experienced. https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CVhGHkxvc/

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